LocalXpose

LocalXpose is a peer-to-peer reverse proxy platform. It can be used to make your localhost services visible to the web by forwarding port requests to the web via blocked, distributed nodes.

The utility is available as both a command-line tool and as a graphical user interface app, for Windows, Linux, and macOS. It can be used to share important information securely with clients, family or friends by using just an IP address and port.

To get the CLI version up and running on Windows, you just have to open a console window and type "BlockedNode_Win32 -l string -r string" or "BlockedNode_Win64 -l string -r string" (depending on your processor's architecture type), where "-l string" stands for the local IP address and port number (default is 127:0.0.1:8080) and "-r string" is reserved for the remote address and IP number (default is demo.localxpose.io:54536").

However, less experienced users could have an easier time using the GUI version. You can create a tunnel from the program’s interface by selecting a tunnel type and a region. You must then provide the IP address to which you are forwarding your localhost and the domain name. After clicking “More options” you will also be able to provide a custom host reader, a password for authentication, and a path to the folder that you are about to serve.